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Less than one hour ago, apparent gunshots at former President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania,

led Trump and people at the dais to duck with secret service agents

rushing the stage and spiriting Trump away. Trump was seen raising his fist to

the crowd. The rally ended quickly and the venue was evacuated and

P.R.'s Danielle Kurtz Labin is at the scene in Butler, Pennsylvania.

I was in the crest fence right behind the press riser.

There was a series of pop and we cannot be sure that it was gunfire.

When I stood up and saw I saw these I saw secret service agents swarmed around

the former president and I saw Donald Trump put his fist in the air and the crowd cheered for him.

So he showed them that he was doing okay at the time.

Donald Trump's campaign said in a statement he was fine,

after being whisked off the stage at a rally in Butler,

after apparent gunshots, sounded like they rang through the crowd.

The campaign says he's being checked out at a local medical facility.

In other news, Palestinian health officials say strikes in South Gaza

have killed at least 90 people, wounded dozens of others.

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